The Peaceful Korzok Nomadic Village By Lake Tso Moriri

Located 230km from Leh - the capital of the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir and at an altitude of 4,600m, the village of Korzok lies quietly and peacefully on the green Tso Moriri Lake.
The peaceful Korzok nomadic village by Lake Tso Moriri
Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Korzok is a nomadic village, in the winter from November to May of the following year, when the winter snow is everywhere, people here are nomadic, they only return to the village to raise livestock and travel in the summer. next.
The facilities here are minimal, although hotels, motels have self-contained rooms and toilets in the room, but hot water will be brought up by buckets to stay in front of the room. The stoves are heated with dried beef manure

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I arrived in Korzok in the evening when I spent the whole day in the car over how many mountains, how many stages were controlled by the village located near the border of China and India, how many villages.
Although the distance is only 230km, the road is quite bad, bumpy, and rocky, so it takes a lot of time. Early the next morning, I woke up in the midst of the bright yellow sunlight shining in the windows, blue sky with white clouds and snowy mountains in the distance
Panoramic village of Korzok and Lake Tso Moriri.



Photo: Duong Quan Ha
The village of Korzok is peaceful at the foot of snowy mountains. Photo: Duong Quan Ha
The path from Led ...
.. to the village of Korzok.



Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Korzok looks like a ruined abandoned village after the war, but in fact, life here still takes place quietly but without lack of happiness.
I have been wandering all day around this small village by the lake, witnessing with my own eyes the simple life of the people here, watching them milking goats in the goats jostlingly pushing each other and standing.
I heard the goats bleating, the shepherd dogs, the people waving the goats in the right direction, the hums calling each other in the fields, the screaming of the babies, watching the people sitting in the morning sitting in front of the house. chatting full of excitement and juicy, sunshine is everywhere.
I sat on the side of the door of a homestay in the village, asking the homestay owner many things about the lives of the people here, how they do tourism.
After that, I walked slowly down the edge of Lake Tso Moriri, lying arms and legs spread among a herd of goats, sheep, grass, enjoying a small moment in such beautiful nature.
Due to the isolation of winter, extreme weather and distant, the way to turn time seemed to stop in this small village.
3km further from Korzok on the top of a high hill, you will see the whole landscape of the village and the vast Tso Moriri lake.



Little stone stupa called tomb stones everywhere.
People still put it as a ritual to pray, helping their prayers to the gods by balancing the stones together to form a tip, as high as possible and as well as a blessing. Luckily for all visitors who pass by this tomb.
Lake Tso Moriri. Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Lake Tso Moririb next to the village. Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Baby in the village of Korzok. Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Prepare to milking goats - Photo: Duong Quan Ha
Yah cow manure is dried as fuel for winter. - Photo: Duong Quan Ha
In Korzok there is no telephone connection, no internet, only you and the vast nature of the population, with simple, kind and hospitable people.




At this place all the troubles, hustles, and hustles of modern life seem to be left behind for a brief moment.
You will be immersed in the beautiful natural landscape, seeing with your own eyes the different lives, different cultures, the simple lives of people without modern means.
Although it is quite tiring to get to Korzok village, what you experience here will be worth it.
According to Duong Quan Ha / Tuoi Tre
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